Giải giúp tớ bài TA này với

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Giải giúp tớ bài TA này với<<< SET B (guided),1. I&#x27;m going to the shops. Do you want to keep me company.....? • presence,Tanya is never at ease in the .....,. of strangers. • association,Martha&#x27;s uncle has started up a new ..... of actors. • company,2. There&#x27;s nothing rare about it; it&#x27;s just a ..... garden variety. • common,That the sun moved round the Earth was a ..... belief centuries ago. • normal,She has so little in ..... with him that it&#x27;s a wonder they&#x27;re still together. • natural,3. Well, I&#x27;ve done my best but the boss is sure to find ..... with my report. • error,I told you the play started at eight sharp, so it&#x27;s your ..... that you missed the first act. • fault,There&#x27;s plenty of petrol in the car, so there must be a(n) ..... in the electrical system. • lapse,4. The power station ..... the local inhabitants to serious respiratory diseases. • exposed,Once the local newspaper ..... his secret double life, the mayor resigned. • uncovered,You ..... the film too long and you can&#x27;t see any details in the photograph. • revealed,5. His shop is just a ..... for his illegal activities. • cover,A cold ..... brought a blanket of snow from the north. • face,General Franco came to the ..... during the Spanish Civil War. • front,6. A simile is a(n) ..... of speech where you say one thing is like another. • outline,A public ..... such as a politician must expect to have his private life scrutinised. • figure,You&#x27;ll keep your ..... if you exercise and eat fewer sweet things. • form

Timi · Accepted Answer

SET B (guided) answers:

1. company / presence 
- Correct sentence: Do you want to keep me company?
- Correct sentence: Tanya is never at ease in the presence of strangers.

2. common / normal 
- Correct sentence: There&#x27;s nothing rare about it; it&#x27;s just a common garden variety.
- Correct sentence: That the sun moved round the Earth was a normal belief centuries ago.

3. fault / error 
- Correct sentence: Well, I&#x27;ve done my best but the boss is sure to find fault with my report.
- Correct sentence: I told you the play started at eight sharp, so it&#x27;s your error that you missed the first act.

4. exposed / uncovered 
- Correct sentence: The power station exposed the local inhabitants to serious respiratory diseases.
- Correct sentence: Once the local newspaper uncovered his secret double life, the mayor resigned.

5. cover / front 
- Correct sentence: His shop is just a cover for his illegal activities.
- Correct sentence: A cold front brought a blanket of snow from the north.

6. figure / form 
- Correct sentence: A public figure such as a politician must expect to have his private life scrutinised.
- Correct sentence: You&#x27;ll keep your form if you exercise and eat fewer sweet things.